Who wouldn't? It was finally returning to it's performance-car heritage when GM axed it. Ignoring the fact that all of GM's cars in the 90s were junk, the Grand Prix GTP was a surprisingly quick car.

If you walked into any dealer right now offered your info they would take it.....

The wagon version with the LT1 please.

psst, I have a secret for you. All of the Lexus models are just Toyotas underneath.

My best friend had once of these in high school. It was right hand drive and fun to tool around in. He had it painted purple inside and out and lined the interior with astro turf.

10! Not too bad!

Just park it on a hill.

I can't believe the CTS-V wagon isn't on this list!

that's weird and practical, but not weirdly practical.

Reason #427 why Kimi is the most endearing driver on the planet.

What they were both actually thinking.

"They are a big PITA to many dealers."

I've watched this like three times now, and nope, Kimi is still the best. Because Kimi.

Alternate headline: The Nine Most Weirdly Practical Cars Ever And Also One Saab

This is about the Hellcat, not the M5.

The LS7 is truly one of the last great naturally aspirated engines.

"I have to travel to St. Louis this Thanksgiving."

Neutral: What Would Surprise You? Honda. GM. Chrysler. Takata. Would anything surprise you at this point?

Good luck finding an operable Wrangler for 10k. Its the only consumables market more ridiculous than diamonds.

Rope... Rope... ROPE ROPE ROPE.

Oh. Drone.